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Re: v6 cam belt
« Reply #15 on: 16 January 2011, 15:13:22 »

your welcome. :y
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Re: v6 cam belt
« Reply #16 on: 16 January 2011, 15:24:22 »

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if a 3 litre v6 jumps a couple of teeth om the cam belt whats the chances of valve damage?.its ronning as rough as hell and weve checked every sensor and the coil pack and plugs and leads and everythings working as it should.and te belt jumping is all that it can be and it sounds tappy from the top end
I think the consensus is that the belt has to skip 3 teeth before valves meet pistons (but don't quote me.....).

Both the Omegas I have owned have sounded a little tappety when cold so may be nothing to worry about (unless some valves are bent and have big clearances as a result).

First step has to be to take the bagpipes, auxiliary belt and cambelt cover off. Wind the engine round to TDC and check that the timing marks on the cam pulleys are aligned with the marks on the rear cambelt cover.
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Re: v6 cam belt
« Reply #17 on: 16 January 2011, 15:33:19 »

It is poss to bend the valves at 2 teeth belt jump and it also depends on what engine speed it jumped at, so yes you may have top end damage. :(
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Re: v6 cam belt
« Reply #18 on: 16 January 2011, 15:53:02 »

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It is poss to bend the valves at 2 teeth belt jump and it also depends on what engine speed it jumped at, so yes you may have top end damage. :(
thought it was 3. also dependant on which way & what cam.
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Re: v6 cam belt
« Reply #19 on: 16 January 2011, 16:45:04 »

What's the belt history? When is it due?

Not too bad a job to check the timing marks.

Could post a video with audio....?
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Re: v6 cam belt
« Reply #20 on: 16 January 2011, 18:01:32 »

Have you done the paper clip test to look for any fault codes?
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Re: v6 cam belt
« Reply #21 on: 16 January 2011, 18:26:17 »

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What's the belt history? When is it due?

Not too bad a job to check the timing marks.

Could post a video with audio....?

Go on Chris, I'm sure there are other members who would also appreciate it.
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Re: v6 cam belt
« Reply #22 on: 17 January 2011, 14:59:10 »

it has jumped 3 teeth and was drivin about 10-15mph wen it went iam just hopein there is no valve damage
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Re: v6 cam belt
« Reply #23 on: 17 January 2011, 15:37:14 »

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it has jumped 3 teeth and was drivin about 10-15mph wen it went iam just hopein there is no valve damage
There more than likely will be i'm sorry to say :'(
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Re: v6 cam belt
« Reply #24 on: 17 January 2011, 16:12:17 »

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it has jumped 3 teeth and was drivin about 10-15mph wen it went iam just hopein there is no valve damage
There more than likely will be i'm sorry to say :'(

Yes, if the top end has been rattling as a result the prognosis isn't good, I'm afraid.

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Re: v6 cam belt
« Reply #25 on: 17 January 2011, 17:40:01 »

Generally, you get away with 2, but not 3 :(
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Re: v6 cam belt
« Reply #26 on: 17 January 2011, 18:25:22 »

returning to the OP, have you made sure that the cam sensor plug is actually connected to the cam sensor itself ?

"voltage too high" is signifying that the ecu is receiving maybe 12V when it's expecting 5V, which could be because it's plugged into the wrong place. Look at the wires and compare to the colours in the wiring diagram.
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Re: v6 cam belt
« Reply #27 on: 17 January 2011, 18:49:03 »

the omega is in a garage and all sensors have been checked and are fine. the timing belt has jumped 3 teeth the bloke at the garage is a family friend. he is gona time the old belt backup an check the compression and if valves are bent then i will have to break my baby due to the cost of putting it right which will be a great shame as the car is in extremely good condition and b4 this happend drove like a dream :( :'(
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Re: v6 cam belt
« Reply #28 on: 17 January 2011, 19:48:35 »

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... and if valves are bent then i will have to break my baby due to the cost of putting it right  ....

If valves are bent, just replace the heads complete with second hand parts. There's always cars being broken here, & I'm sure it wouldn't be that expensive to put right.
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Re: v6 cam belt
« Reply #29 on: 17 January 2011, 21:02:15 »

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... and if valves are bent then i will have to break my baby due to the cost of putting it right  ....

If valves are bent, just replace the heads complete with second hand parts. There's always cars being broken here, & I'm sure it wouldn't be that expensive to put right.

either that or do what i did and just replace the engine got mine for £200 as i had lost compression on 3 cylenders
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